take stock

I want to start by taking stock of where we are.

He was still trying to take stock of the situation.

Trying to find the answer, she took stock of herself.

You have to let the air in and take stock.

I got to my feet and took stock of myself.

Did he take stock of his life in those four minutes?

Your father does not take stock in what I say.

And then all of us can take stock based on what we've seen.

Do you take stock at the end of a day, a week or a year?

Still, it made me again take stock of my life.

It's time to take stock of my experience and make a decision.

Only once again did I ever take stock of my career.

So the region itself is taking stock of its position.

It means taking stock of what is important in your life.

It had left them some time to take stock of their lives.

He took stock of himself, first, and decided against the idea.

In this position he took stock of their new situation.

You have little choice but to take stock and start over.

My husband had just died and I was taking stock, you know?

As we walked down the street I took stock of my family.

This is the time to take stock of the situation.

There was no time to take stock of the position.

Then there comes a day when you have to look back and take stock.

The Commission must take stock of what has been done.

Energy policy development should always take stock of local conditions.

I want to start by taking stock of where we are.

He was still trying to take stock of the situation.

Trying to find the answer, she took stock of herself.

You have to let the air in and take stock.

I got to my feet and took stock of myself.

Did he take stock of his life in those four minutes?

Your father does not take stock in what I say.

And then all of us can take stock based on what we've seen.

Do you take stock at the end of a day, a week or a year?

Still, it made me again take stock of my life.

It's time to take stock of my experience and make a decision.

Only once again did I ever take stock of my career.

So the region itself is taking stock of its position.

It means taking stock of what is important in your life.

It had left them some time to take stock of their lives.

He took stock of himself, first, and decided against the idea.

In this position he took stock of their new situation.

You have little choice but to take stock and start over.

My husband had just died and I was taking stock, you know?

As we walked down the street I took stock of my family.

This is the time to take stock of the situation.

There was no time to take stock of the position.

Then there comes a day when you have to look back and take stock.

The Commission must take stock of what has been done.

Energy policy development should always take stock of local conditions.